1947 A Love Story Movie Review

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1947 A Love Story Movie Review
Actor : Arya
Actress : Amy Jackson
CAST : Bala Singh,Nassar,Sahithi
Director : A L Vijay
Producer : Kalpathi S Aghoram,Kalpathi S Ganesh,Kalpathi S Ramesh
Music    : G V Prakash Kumar
Written and Directed by A. L. Vijay
Cinematography : Nirav Shah
Editing : Anthony Gonsalvez

1947 A Love Story ... What love story it is! ... Exquisite, beautifully structured and well told. A tragic story of unfulfilled love that almost made the Theatre of Dionysus alive! The changes in history with the pendulum of time between the ecstasy of hope and agony of despair.

Story: Arya actor, who plays a fighter, is active in the fight for freedom. His meetings here led him to meet Amy Jackson, the sister of a British officer. One cannot help but recall the history of Lagan at this time (in a similar incident occurs). The relationship between the two main characters is an interesting turn of events, since going public. The story goes along the lines of waiting here, but more of the story is the setting or backdrop of what happens, which is more interesting.

Performances and technical review: Arya - extravagance and elegance in the execution of two different roles at large in its operation, which fully justifies its characters and deserves recognition. Amy Jackson is the real show-stealer. She is first class in her acting skills, which leads naturally and value. The cast, including Nasser, Bala singh, MS Baskar, Balaji, Kishore and Jeeva are adequate. English man Jack James as an avid British police is an appropriate choice.
The music is above par; with a couple of songs catch your attention. The background score is also good and has no obvious defects. But the highlight of the film is the work of incredible art. To represent a different time is hard work, but has done well. Director Selva Kumar has done a great job in creating Madras in the early 1940. Nirav Shah has captured the camera work and music GV Prakash deserves praise.

The Rating: 3 out of 5